KING’S THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12902, 1 July 1936, Page 6

KING’S THEATRE

DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME “Another Face, now showing at the King’s Theatre, is a fast-running tensely exciting melodrama, marked b> lavish comedy, and played by a highly capable cast. Brian Donlevy. as a Nw York gangster, characterised b;- twisted features, had a plastic surgeon mould his face into a handsome mask to conceal his identity. tie migrates to Hollywood and the films, believing that none-know his identity. This story is swept into thrilling action and novel comedy when a nurse, who has escaped to Hollywood with the secret, confides it to the hair-brained studio publicity director (played by Wallace Ford). Ever aspiring for headlines, the press agent plans to capture the killer in front of grinding cameras, jeopardising ms own life nad that of his sweetheart (Phyllis Brooks) who stars in the film within a film and complications follow. The second feature is “We’re Only Human.” On Friday ‘The Private Secretary.’ iu which Edward Everett Horton is starred in the very amusing comedy about a curate, will start at the King’s Theatre.

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Although no final decision h-.'.s yet been made regarding the ultimate future of the late Kind's farms at Windsor, there is erary reason to hope, says the “Daily Telegraph,” that some of the cattle that wrought King George V. so many successes last year will be seen again in the showring in the coming season. King Edward is taking the keenest interest in them, and is making good use of the knowledge of farming lie acquired when Prince of Wales-